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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

BUPFALn. oct l7-Cdus - ReceiDts last "a nonrs lSOo
held: TAR. 1913 nsit for same time
$685. Through sunday 10 cars %
which ew.York ioay 80 cars. 80 OF which TO New
Medium declined l00 DC from last Monday; good shipping
demand. Common Fam 50 %. Good 10 Choice shipping
- 80 - 90 Extra Fancy S50j 25 cows and Helers
81 75df3 Fat Bulls 81 2JOS3 75 StOckers So S0DS3 10
Feeders 81 s503 80 Mich Cows S2js45 Veals So 500
So 90: bulk OF offerings sofa.
SheeD-ReceDts "a hours $500 head Total Tor
gned % IA OF which Now York;
Choice sheen steady at S40i 90;
Extra - u.s. Inferior to Far s3 2503 Is western LAMBS
81 81 %, Canadian Lambs advanced 5G luc and 10 loI1s
ssld at s. 80 y 10 offerings mostly sold
HoGs Receipts last "A hours wers 2OOlO hoad Jota lot
thus far 1850 nead For time last week 81 OJO
through sunday IS 33 Of which To New
OF which 81 TO NewNork 40 cars on
sale price. iecued 10 l5c IAght Pigs 81 GO6s4 SlG
Mixed Pigs ant Light Workers 81 IOd ~ selected for.ets
81 Selected Medium weights 81 So a. 80; Extra
81 g. 81. Mixed Heavy Ends - OOG 81 IO MARKET
closed IN It. p lcfi over
cue 400 Union STOCK Yards oct. IL me Dror>rs
journal reports Cq, Receipts 10000 head Shipments
5000 head market strong shipping steers - W -
co. Texans 81 75ds2 30 Western Rangers 81 30
0t4 l6
Hog Receipt. q. 900 head. shipments 1000 head:
market ,te4dy Mirsd 81 2j0si 60: Heavy - 400
8 10 Light q 35at a 80 Rough ana -kips - lOGs4 10
Sh>,D-Kecepts 1000 head shipments 1000 isN Markos
s3pO1 - D. Western 50 1903 bO Texans
s. 50a 80. Lambs. - O0a %. 80 .
81 LOUIS. oct l7.-Cttu>- keceiDts 1900 head snip.
ments head. MARKET steady Far 10 Chscs Heavy
N4tvo Butchers steers Far 70 Choce
90. S. hangers. Common grass TO GOOD corhiei
Ho7s-Roceipts 400 head shipments 5oe heal Market
lower HesyY ami Butchers selections - ~
10 PActng Workers Medium 10 Primo - - 0st o.
Pigs Common TO Gpot - 81 20 $780,.
strong. F4s 10 Fascy $32o@:i -. Lambs 50 1o9
~ w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE PETROLEUM Market
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PR

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
Yesterdays crude Oil market stronger, with net
gain OF nearly cents. Two influences worked to de-
velop bulish feeling. One the from Saxon
burg which indicated lessening OF the output OF the
Golden well. and later advices received that on
deeper drilling the yield had not been stimulated The
other favorable influence the talk VI the progress
made by producers in their down movement and
that at meeting ~ be held to-day the order OF
restriction would 90 forth These rumOrs could not be
regards the OF reached by the
Western organization, and the immediate future of prices
will probably be affected by the news from The confer
Yesterdays market opened up IL cent at 40 5S
II rs cents and closed strong at the
The range Of prices and the total dealings the Con-
sodated Exchange were as follows:
Opening 20 So, highest Il 20, lowest 20 49, final
II So. Sales, barrels. 1,54b.000
Refined oil firm at 3-4 cents per gallon, Abel
all ports. clerical error made US quote 1t
terday at 7S cents.
OIL CITY Penn. Oct l7-Nato,ai Transit Certificates
opened 70; highest 7l7s lswost 702; closed. 7le
069 900 barrels cearsnces 5000 barrels ch.r
ters g. barrels shipments two days. l272G7 barrels
PITTsBuRG Penn oct. l7PetroIeum fairly active and
firm: National Transit Certificates opened at 70' isd closed
at II Ca highest III lowest, 70t2
BRApFORp Penn. Oct IN .tonal Transit Certificates
ouened at 70, closed at 7las highest 7l' lowest
7Ola Clearances. ,292. COZ barrels
TTusyILLE Penn Oct l7-Nati0na Transit CERTIFICATES,
opened at 7Oss highest II . lowest 7o closed. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

BALT1HNRE. Oct l7-Cotton steady. Middling CLIO.
Howard Street Western Supertne 81 37o
EXtrA So Oh 90. Family So 750t 90 city
Mills Supernne 81 81 a! $50 TO- Extra 81 90 1J g. 10 no
Patent So 10 Wheat-Southern steady. Rei so SIC
no Amber 50 SAC; WeserD lower; Ne Winter Rod spot
7s07sl2c; do October 7s97Sbc; November 79isc bid
Deoeiober 81 QS &c; January S2d 81 &c Cornsouthern
quiet j7c Yellow 81 a So Western steady
Mixed spot October a+9lc Nov. +7loc. md-.. Oats
Mixed S3d34c: Pennsvvsnia 500 o6o Rye WAS
firm at 57D6uc.. ...Hav steady. Prime 10 choice
SlS SIS Provisions steady. Mess Pork
2JdSl6 So Bukmeats Shoulders ant lsT RIO Sides
packed So d9hc Bacon-shouders 7dSl4c Clear ho
Sides lOLc Hams ia 1880 IArd-kenned at &c
~ Eggs Is lPc Petroleum steady
Renned CsneeRie cargoet ertiuarT 10 iair
~ d ~ go firm A Soft o7r......C opper-
10 10 &c Ghskev steady Of - IA dsl To-.
Frsighs Liverpool per steamer dull-Fot"n la~e4l
FIsur Ia Sd 2hd..... Kecsips-flour lo47s sbs
RIVE ... bSsh hhipmeuts-Floar 2S6 lbA Wheat
80. bush Corn 49,. bush sales-Whest 235.6OO bush
$500 Lush
BuTPLLo. Oct l7.-wheAr-No / Harl opened strong
bid s6c asked for OLD sales $685. New clos
sales at SS Q83s.cc; old No HarS Northern
Pacific So ,o Winter Wheat dun but firm No
Rel Michigan 500: No Red Illno, andI nd ana 7so
unsettled No; %so in store; No on track 47c
White 1850 NO. White 3lsc; No Mixed 3o'4 d3lc-..-
Canal freights higher-Wbsat 4sIc. Corn 4sc. Ium
Der unchanged 81 70 to Albany. 50 - 10 New1 ors
.Rsceipts wereflour 2SOoe bblsi Wheat $4,000
busA Railroad shpments-Fsur 1900 bbl% Wheat - 600
bush Cors 47.0n0 oats ...... bush. Canal ship
moLts-Whsst 00U lush Corn $4,000 bush oats $4,000
bush Barley bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Tho grain markets s present quetness their principal
feature Wheat the spot was firm with $4,000 bushels
export The options not Influenced by the In
shown In the visible supply statement which had boon
expected little 100000 bushels were traded In and
after slight In early trailing there was rally TO
the OF tho day Tho market ossd arm at gains
OF for October at for November at 81 e. and seent
February s4s March at SIS April At sS.s and MAY q.
s77s Cash depressed bv the heavy arrivals
at the northwestern points aud the options stmp4 ~
dull movement shippers took 72OoO tushes on tne
OF lots Tho options endsi on Tor Octoser
50'. = November sos and January at 81 and .
December At 81 " and unchanged for MAY al or ,
cents oats quiet and steady In options october was
higher but the other months were unchsneed
at 32 for November 33s for December 81 for JanusIy
and Ssh for May Lard was extremely du the op,
closing for October SIS TO- but Town "a
points follows November SO 49, December 80 4S an
Sc 81 February So TO- March Sc &c. Apr 80 ~ anu
May s5 10.
Tho OF grain AMI -four yesterday at
YORK Baltimore sdclphia Boston follows
WHEAT IA 3Sl ll4.52S bushels; oats, li2O3i
bushels total grain 4O 5t3 bushels -four S. S33 packages
Al CHICAGO. Milwaukee and ST Louis the arrivals were
Wheat 10 al bushels 39l 500 bushels oats 28.379
bushels total grain, s54 $40 bushels; -four, 2O'S barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE COURTS.
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

,.sr INVOLVING THE EVICTION OF CALIboHNiA
SETTLERS ADVANCED.
WILMINGTON, Oct. l7.-Attorney General Garland mace
IN the United States Supreme Court TO DAY 70 aoVNnoo
- y. lo27 the United states against the Cenrai racine
n.d Company and for hearing at an carly DAY 'i'
- h,, case 10 similar suits brought LOT t"o
Of having declared void patents nsuea 70 'o
It,, Pacific Railroad for lands In san joaquin
c.,averee Counties Gel The case Involves inc o"hor
90, ~ ,he homes three hundred iames anu WI" oo
,.ve OF forty fifty election suits pending IN Tue o'"
=, the above named state -
~, following business also tranacteu Nv 'he oou''
NJ 2.Andrew ]. Coffee plaintiff In error agt lanes NJ:
Groove "-SSa Judgment reversed wh costs ana cause
ss@e With Instructions TO proceed according 10 Ia" ANU
ieonformity the opinion OF TINS Sonre 49,. coo-o.
~ a Ordered that unless tho plant Ds IN
cause 10 contrary on or 0ef0e the l0urh Mon
eeo, the writ OF error VIII De usmsseu
day I'D I'm the matter OF william Henry. pet'
OIg s.ya 20 ale writ OF habeas corpus granted
uone' o2s-R p Voght Co. painn In error ag"' T. l.
Wrlghaa 40 EsiI A. Mathews appellant agt the unteu
e.s submitted under goth rue Dv 1eoIee nhn oi
stses snS nv Attorney General Garland and hd"afu ID
WATSON for appellee ..l1.nt not the United states
citted vursuant 20th rule W l. u 10, on
nt and nv So General jerks ana H. d MY oi Ap
peYee ,o,The City Of Shreveport plaintiff In error agt
No Iaim.. No ll22-rhe City OF shreveport pam
10 in error agt John CROOKS NJ t;rter SuSmitte ed
.n.pi 10 both rule bv Bianch1ra anu ,ha s
Pu IN. Citv OF shrevepotand by a. IL LeonSo ior INC no
PENDANTS in error yn.rranc. Trnst and Safe Depost
sdmipisrator etc. appel nts agt Mllam %,
md Others Argued by Charles Whtmsh III i
isns and by j. C. Fsey and 8 > hohng"or'h ior App''
lan adjourned until to. morrow at 10 O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE p1sEs BAVE BEEN TRANSFERRED

There is no longer question among Insurance men
shou, the transfer OF the American Exchange Com
pany's risks. The policies. 1t Is stated on the oeS'
authority were all rensured long ago as last Friday
The repeated refusals Of the German American Ooh
panys officers to say anything about the mater point
clearly euough IT thought the second party III the
transfer The directors of the American Exchange VIII
meet this week probably and vote Will be taken then
on the question OF winding up the business of the com
pany this winter. General Louis Fitzgerald OF the
Mercantile Trust Compa ia one OF the more PTohe!
of the directors OF the .mcrcan E&chahse: nc u sau
the German Amer lean and other companies ior the
Transfer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
COURT CALENDARs-TO-DAY.

TUESDAY. Oct. II, 1887.
Is sS g. 49, 5 Il iss s5 81 III rs 49, 100 2O 2oS
2 srTRfMs couR1-cKyraAt TERN Before Van Bruns P
renee 5s9 SsS 5ss a' III iiS i's g.
s5 81 gGa s .s io a
M ,5 sC7 @ *o SOC s i hsISh
l2ss 1893 1855 s2l 1917 1884, 1885, 1886 1871 1885, 7Ss '4o
srParMs &c cora1-crscur1-PARr -Betore Patterson J.
SUPREME I be-. , JpSF19,aa% a5
i5iS 7Sg iS2 1855 ii7s i0S2 500 7s5 Toll loo M.
; is iS Sss s.S 1892 81. o2 go sSs 1884, 1884, t s
e. S iG 1881 1915 1880 % 81 ' vi i4 49,
ssFSsst i5sS
TiEooATG Rollins sE:'as Of M Soso
a estate Joseph BUCKLEY; 1890 viii Of joseph SI
sGfEMoR Gousr~srEciAL rERM-BetOro DugrO' J.-N0
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRrAL TERM-rARTI Before sedgwck
SUPERIOR couRG-TRiAL TERM-PARr II-Betoro Freedman
srrTRion couEr-TRAL TERM-PARr IH-BefOre oG0F'
sTpRaIoR CoUkr-TRIAL 1ERM-PARJ Iv.BeiOre TruaI
J-Aclourned until Mednesday oct ~ w.: Allan mod
COMMON PLEAs-EQuITY TRRM-Before DAILY J'-Noa TO-
tonMoS FLF.IrAL TeRn.PAHT PefSre La 1 $
ls 295 iii 1876 4iJ 4Od PAS 800 d29 Sls "a 45o S4'
. SSSnGs Esr3 IS ~ e. a. IA s9 SIC
CRY CoUgT-TRIAL TERy-PART I.-Before McAdan c y
Nos g,;5 2295 234O 2552 1891. 1891 2l33 22lo Z4ed
2is 247O 2472 2473 2414 2475. 2467 2.17 241o' TS'
CITY CoURr-TEIAL TERN PAEI Ii:,Beiore browne;
Nos 8554 222s 22s2 SAL 22ii, 1908 2lO5 200 500
2os7 1853. 1901 l4s2 las 4s4 ~ I3C3 "a
2O34 2l72 2lSl. 90 goal, 2OOl 1929 1IZ| Io4S'
III 2OS4 2lSO. 2l5G 1888 2ll7, l22 I43O. lA!5 ,,
COURT or GENERAL SE-sONs-PAKf I.-be!Ore HIdei
seye j. and Assistant DistTl Attorney Heiotd-Nos.
4 g. g. T. z o. 10. H. Pleadings-l3 a. To- IT, H. TO-
10 %. u 20. 70. q. o, 20, p. -. - 49,. <,.-
t0Rr p GENERAL EssION.-PAHT II.Before Cowing j.,
aud Assistant Dslnct Attorney Feliows-Nos !, 2 g. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

eEeplaoe made assignment yesterday 70 Otto Frecken.
haus They prefer tho National Park Bank and the Import
ers and Traders National Bank what be found
owing to them. The existence since
December 1879 having then oeeded tn the business Pre-
vousy carried for number by tho rm OF John
Henry Currsn Co. That failed In 1873
with liabilities of $S0OOO0 which subsequently,
compromised for 81 y tie dollar Both the members
OF the present firm were partners IN the preceding one
Frederick f. Spear and william Dehnhoh. composing
the rm OF Spear Dehnhof dealers III music at No. IN
Broadway, made assignment TO Simon Gusthal. They
made six preferences aggregatng 90 the argea be-
ing TO Leopold Gustha Tor s35 So and the East River
National Bank for Sl99 60 The finn began business In
Nav, 1887, with capital OF about 5000
Albert Peck, dry goods merchant No. 50 Wattss maho
an assignment yesterday TO Augustus III. NanderpoeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
PISTON MILLEy's TRIAL NEARLY OVER.

Ii is probable that the investigation by committee OF
Methodist ministers in Brooklyn Of the charges laid
against the Rev C. W. Mien OF improper conduct VIII
be completed to-day. AT yesterdays sessions DIT l. W.
Topham testified that he had been friend OF Mr. Milen
and had urged him quiet the allegations made by Mrs
Squire He admitted that he had gone 10 Mr.. Parsley
and told him IL be pushed The case he would secure e-
dence To contradict Mrs Squire.
Mr. Mcn told him he had written letter OF aloInty
and he advised him get back 1t would he used 10
slow EVIDENCE of guilt Mrs squire and her daughter
also again examined aud they contrddlcted MISS
Hazz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
AI1rNArICrs RIGHT mo- ASSIGN.

John wedmark having been arrested and sent 70 the
Wards Island lunatic asylum, assigned to his counsel
August WAGNER his claim for S4so, whioh haa peeh
taken from him by police and placed In the hands OF
Property Clerk Harriet who refused to give inc money
IN Wags ar ON the ground that Wedmark being luna
tic could not make an assignment Wagner therefore
sned Harriet in the City Court and obtained verdict
Chief Jus;ice McAdam yesterday denied motion for a
ertol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL oct 1880 p inject PORK and Hams In
demand B2con-In por dcmand Cumberland Cut dnl
at AS 3D. short Clear duh at ais Cheese In poor do
mand Tallow and rurnentine-Tn fair demand Rosin-In
poor demand Lari spot and Futures-In poor demand.
Wheat-ln fair demand FlOurIa alr demand Corn, spot
and Futuros-ln fair demand Mixed Western. Novrm ber
steady at - sgd; December steady at ~ Dbl Hops a.
Loalon-New.iork StStc-NOtlIag Offering. Receipts
for the from Atlantis ports 49, 100 quarters
from Pac inc ports IA 600 from other sources 2oOJO he
for the % 600 quarters
LONDON oct l7.Cacutt4 LlDsccd. sos 3D. per quarters
Ln.eed Oh. l9s 10 sL per cTt sdirits OF Turpentne
26s I'd psr 49,.
ANTWERP, oct lIWcors lard closed at 81 francs oo
cent nj Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
RETURNING TO MS NOME LUYA7IO.

Elmer j. Miles. of No. $50 Presidentst., Brooklyn,
who mystciously disappeared on Friday, has returned
He footsore dusty wien he reached his house.
and told b;s family that he had been walking since
Friday. looking for his ongost son IN Greenwood and
Evergreen Cemeteries His eyes wore wild look and
he apparently insane Nj Miles Is the treasurer OF
court OF the American Legion OF Honor and he had
some OF the funds OF the society with him when lie went
AWAY and n ls LO, Known whit be did WITH IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
cor-rovuApXrrs~BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. oct ~ T. m.-cotton-futures closed
steady. Upland, Low MltilGs clause. october
dslyrrv GtL buysrs October and November delivery,
e6id. sellers November and December delivery 500.
sellers. December and January delivery. o Soid selers
January and Februay delivery. 9G3i sellers February
and March delivery 9bid value; March and April dey
ery l.G4d. value April and Nay delivery, I0-o4i'
yalu,. May and Juno delivery. 10 GiL value. q -
GALVESTON. oct l7-CsttOn quicu Ndillng' " 10"
Nlddlng = 9.l6 Good ordinary : net and gross re-
cspt. 10 bales exports 10 Great Britain 4oo9 bsies
Continent 1880 bales cOasiwse, t3fO Oas sAcs
6lB bales stock. ~. IB3 la as $500, -
SAVANNAH, oct l1-Cotton duh: Midihng l,loi Low
AtdIug net receipts $3.50 receipts, 300
bales Continent u $50 bale, exports coast
WAC $50 bales sales 800 bales. stock lll,OO3 Bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
MADE ARcHDEA coz OF BRooKLYy.

The Episcopal clergy OF Brooklyn and vicinity met IN
st. Mary's Church. Classon-ave., Brooklyn yesterday.
end Bishop Litejobn appointed the Rev. DR. c. Ellis
Stevens to be ArchdeacOn of Brooklyn. The ballot was
dispensed WITH motion of tho clergy and the appoint
ment confirmed by reclamation. Tho holy communion
followed The new Archdeacon Is widely known In the
Episcopal Church and has been connected with It's gen
era Mission Board at the Bible House In this city er
many years He has been active In affairs OF the do
eese OF Long Island holding many positions OF responsl-
nhty The Archdeacon will have charge OF missionary
charitable educational Institutions and will assist
BISHOP Littejohn in the administration OF diocesan
Affairs so far as Brooklyn is concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

MS HARVEY RELEASED WITHOUT A TRIAL
Mrs Ella Harvey, tho slight blonde woman who has
been In the Tonbs for two months for shooting
colonel L. /. Deming, again before the Court OF
general Sessions yesterday She neatly attired
colonel Demng refused TO make complaint before the
police magistrate and the against Mrs Harvey
vs. procured without his testimony. Subpoena servers
raVe looked for hun vain, though he made visit 10
& district Attorneys oca late In the day after most Of
VIC omcias had como. A. the had boon sx times
W inc calendar and Assistant DstrcAtornoy Bedford
REG that Colonel Dsnlng could not DO found Judge
custody 'A"' ~Ai' -~A'S' w '"-~o~" Ai"'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
SHE GOT ONLY SIX CENTS.

NORTH sued Theodore and Agnes Pache or sian
der alleging they had spoken lightly of hot virtue She
claimed 81 600 damages The tried in the City
Court yesterday before Judge Nehrbas and jury N s.
Lew counsel plaintiff summing said that what
his client wanted not but vindicaon and tat
an. sond be satisfied even given ontv cents
damages The Judge imme directed verdict Tor this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE HOLY TRINITY SUIT.

United states District Attorney Walker said yesterday
that he would prosecute the action instgated by John
Kennedy against the Board OF Trustees OF Holy Trinity
Church for making contract abroad with the Kew L.
Walpsle Warren the rector Of church cannot
tell said he when the suit will be begun for there are
hundreds cases which pending In the courts ana
this one will take its due course But IL WI" 10
hrought.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

unchanged. Creamery l9G@oc DAIRY A""-@~ EEE'' ''"
clsclyvA5 i7Een, au Family u g 1873 :, 30
Recepts Is 500 .hipuienls 900 on.a Corn va,
sieay no Mixed s4c .oe' q9is'-N@% orE Ai 1S,
da ieP.e At 81 I.rS aun at 50 80 EIiS NT.
- 25 short Gear ss 62&,. Whssey "ss ste.ay
ss.y cTeaDefg Us Dslrv ioa isc. Esss steady
0G co.on anG s 5 al IS e 5, So Facsnr
butchers a +oas4 10 Receipts 500 neal shipments
DETROIT oct. whea,-No. White Chsn 75'.o 40 ?
BE- CO: s S ? aSy EsEs~ &S 81 s
- ,so S.+e corn Mo- 200 %n JUS, .. 500 6a.a
MILWAUKEE Oct. l7.-Flour firm whea, h'm cs,h
e9'.c November 7oHc May 7S Corn was T sxs NJ
80 de. barley over No. e3c rrevi.ons onst
Der S. Butter steady DAIRY oa 80 reg nT"er
,,.a ;, 5eS ,e@ Ms1 Gs 900 5a, co
hT 0Sy 81 300 eS; %Ss .T 10 Su
Oct 1G sa'i ps.t iI seq
Nav 76s.c So Northern 0ciOoer 900 NOvemDer 07c
DssemDeT GsG MAY ac Decs@bcr &c Nav at &c on
track. No. Hard Tic No northern a, 81 nc, no
NSn s, s az 20 .las s. -V'
Wheat SO. $50 Dusn. Foar -. DDs. unprecedented
PHILADELPHIA. Oct l7.-Four market firm and steady
Western ana saes[na. 81 55Gs! % ,o 20
10 roller Process, - 90 Delaware
t:Tg 3 sa 3 ar soa o q. s,rrh - IL
s 81 sSg'' Wn T0 Sa F. Fan
choice $. 25ai 80 Minnesota. o,.,rs s.T - Goest Is
Choice 17Sa 81 80 XIV. FIout 81 50 per barrel go.
E'f %55ss; T'sf s5's' $r :a' &
DO for December a., o SanI1 1I. Ssma1 sales Of
Inrraded IN 2ot.st elevator at 90 ac Ne. Mixed trac.
ocsl 81, fS Do nsSo'
.na1y I .sadg whs
81 Ss4.c: =. White Quoted . 90 80 2whlIs ;ras.
Tor Tor october s.sas5e DO for NSy.mO'r "a. &C.
White en,n 40 ra 70 aood
suroanhs choice Far ooh e.S T DS
bs.se 40 fe
= 90 s nss y nss r sS
ssI .u9 SO g. 0'
sn1a &C. ':sfp fully
smoked .mot s9s Ssc Bellies Pls.' in pSt.
h.nSsa nF:ss' STEAM nsS: 81
western crsa%eTy EI r SS'S Sasr io 1aa =? e.
cheese was quiet YorI Fall Cream = y ri OHIO
f Ess: c s:: dull l.s 40
g: $..s "a: qul.Zws;.r Iran
5., .01 5000 DBL su. %nis y. 1000
"a. sSs S Sas Wheat 5000 'a'A
S oa EsiF1 .S SS
s 90 psS.a a
october 20 40 Nov closing .np 7c, CO,
aS 1'; ca.s ss:rs 'Ss
closing $50 Ss Dcss%'sa sS''0s
Der 24c bid Nav 2s'ao. Ryo dull and weAk at ssc
nav easier; Prime Timothy Sl8 000Sl0 90 prslrie
S. 90 aSIi weaker at SIC at mill Lead 50 70
,ked - Eggs i5o. Butter quiet Creansty <f~
27c barry a22o Corumo1i strong at 81 %. All;
SGsk az g 90 !. 20 p, Tss A sa
-HoIed shoulders s. l2a Long Clear g. i2e Gear sd
Shoulder. se Ia Lear Clear s. l2ss2o Clear RIP
sh'E Clear 81 hi: wns. sosSS g ISL. Corr
So 900 Du,h rye 1000 snh g1 no
corn 10000 bssh oats $4,000 sush Rye ...-.. 0u''l
~, - u,,.,, anil ca.h 1870; October 75c
November -c December 76.c May 81 80
Iscsmbsr a hecsipts-wheat 1900 bush Corn
1000 bush Ciovsrseed ash bags. oats o1sh: Snip;
~, 600 buek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

A1RAyY Oct l7-In Court of Appeals today the fol-
lowing causes argued;
", az, and 522- William H. Ensign and others appellants
III. Rarse and others respondents same appellants
srt John [. Mckinney and others. respondents
rolovine ia the motion calendar for october Is;
No. lssI lbo n4s ll42 ll45, 1852 1853, 1854. 1853
Hid 1857. 1853, 1859 and ll6O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
OPEN FIREPLACES.

We have added to our samples
fifty new Fireplaccs of elegant
Designs, made i'm Brass, Bronze,
OrmOlu and Wrought Iron.
Having made extensive addi-
tons to our Factory. our facilities
for manufacturing are largely ILL.,
creased. We therefore are en-
abled to offer our goods at greatly
reduced prices.
Please call and examine.
is. CONOVER Il Co..
2S and 30 West Odd st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
THE MONEY MARKET.


SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-OCr. II.
TIE GES2atL Lt3C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

GRAIN AND RODUCE MARKETS.

81 francs s2a cenmes and Exchange London % -
francs 80 confines for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
EARNINGS.
r,,,opc.u FINANCIAL MARKETS

EUROPEAN FINAINVFhH ''N'''@@
raxrox oo, IA n m-Consois lO2 1878 for money ana
100 ia Tar tho account Atlantic aud Great western
Tre second console Me1icaa pr :oss pSn.ylss
rsui So naH,s sOs Mexican Central l2l !iuds0ns bay
r.mSsn, 9os bar quoted ct - psS oshSG
II hnIIion zone into the Bank OF England on uh
Sax n Psris sdvtcss quote per cent Een'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18
TROUBLES OF BUSINESS ME-

TROUBLES OF BUSINESS MEN,
'vah Henry sad Hsnry z Bowen. composing the arm
.'ehn y Henry Co., importers Of drugs and manuact.
various patent medicines. With once 1t No Col.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-18

SPIRITS OF rUEPENTISe.
CuIrrr-roS oct II .-rurpsntin- arm AZ 81. Dill
sAYANwGH. oct ~ utpsnras hrn ~ 32c
WILMINGTON oct. l7.-Iurponuno stoaiy A. SIS